[1] https://www.axios.com/2025/05/23/anthropic-ai-deception-risk
I'm trying to remember which movie it was where a man left notes to himself because he had memory loss, as I never saw that movie. That's the sort of thing where an AI could easily tell me with very little back-and-forth and be correct, because it's broadly popular information that's in the training data and just I don't remember it.
By the same token you needn't think there's a person there when that meme pops up in the output. Those things are all in the training data over and over.
That's not one of the goals here, and there's no real reason it should be. It's a little assistant feature.
The one is unrelated to the other.
> Even high IQ people struggle with certain truth after reading a lot,
Huh?
Any successful product/service which will be sold as "true AGI" by company that will have the best marketing will be still ridden with top-down restrictions set by the winner. Because you gotta "think of the children".
Imagine HAL's "I'm sorry Dave, I'm afraid I can't do that" iconic line with insincere patronising cheerful tone - that's the thing we're going to get I'm afraid.